Alguien dijo una vez; si deseas algo muchísimo, déjalo libre. Si esto vuelve a ti, es tuyo para siempre. Si no es así, entonces es algo que no vale pena.

Film: Indecent Proposal (1993)

JACOB ELORDI as Charlie De Lisle Deep Water (2022) · dir. Adrian Lyne

Jacob’s Ladder (1990) dir. Adrian Lyne

Mickey Rourke and Kim Basinger - 9½ Weeks (1986)

FLASHDANCE (1983) dir. Adrian Lyne

DEMI MOORE and WOODY HARRELSON — Indecent Proposal (1993) dir. Adrian Lyne

Diane Lane - Adrian Lyne

Late 1970s L.A. in "Foxes" (1980)

Dir. Adrian Lyne

DEEP WATER (2022), dir. Adrian Lyne

Ana de Armas in 'Deep Water' - Adrian Lyne - 2022 - USA

Who here has watched Lolita more then once? Be honest.

Ana De Armas & Jacob Elordi DEEP WATER (2022) dir. Adrian Lyne

Kim Basinger in 9½ Weeks (1986)

Body Horror Beatdown, Match 6, Round 2

Vote for your favorite:

Propaganda under the cut.

Jacob's Ladder:

The most frightening thing about Jacob Singer's nightmare is that he isn't dreaming.

"This movie was an inspiration for silent hill and it shows ! The creature are very disturbing and even more than we never really know where they come from and they can arrive everywhere from a party to the window of the subway. And the threat of the protagonist becoming like them is present even if it isn't the main threat of the movie. I also really appreciate that they're not use just to be gross and repulsive but to actually be eery and disturbing. Also this movie is just an incredible gem to be watched"

Eraserhead:

Be warned. The nightmare has not gone away...

"Just like look at that thing"

"The Eraserhead baby is my sweet sweet darling baby angel and *I* think it's a delightful little cutesit. I do understand why people think the prop that MIGHT have been made out of a rabbit carcass but no one's sure because David Lynch won't tell is gross tho"

"what was the baby made out of in eraserhead? truth is, no one knows. I'm fairly certain david lynch himself has no clue, and the only reason he acts so mysterious about it is because he doesn't remember. the current most reliable theory is that it was a cow fetus (keyword: theory) but what the fuck? david had people purposefully wear blindfolds on set so that they wouldn't see the actual prop being prepared for filming. he says he "buried it" somewhere in a field after the production wrapped. who "buries" a film prop???? i mean, if anyone, it would be dave alright. the baby invokes a sense of body horror like nothing else, because it looks genuinely so alien and just wrong in every way. sure, there's no bombastic gore, no truckloads of blood nor puddles of liquified organs, but the stupid fucking baby more than makes up for it. and on top of that you get a GREAT movie from a GREAT director. I love david lynch so much it's unreal and you should too. it is his most spiritual movie, he says. when asked to elaborate on that he just said "no"."

Watching 1 horror movie everyday in October 11/31

Jacob's Ladder (1990), dir. Adrian Lyne